How to Say 'Thanks' Around The World

Around the world, many language we can hear. The intonation and pronoun of the word usually different follow the language used at the country. This show the unique of word because the word that have a different intonation and pronoun have a same meaning. Below are some of example of word 'Thank You' used around the world.

1. Afrikaans - Dankie 
2. Arabic - Sukran 
3. Armenian - shur-nur-ah-gah-lem 
4. Australian - Thoinks, Moite! 
5. Bengali - Dhannyabad 
6. Bulgarian - Blagodaria 
7. Bosnia - Hvala 
8. Chinese- Xie_Xie
9. Croatia - Hvala 
10. Czech - Djenkuie
11. Dutch - dank
12. Estonia - Aitåh 
13. Fijian - Vinaka 
14. Finnish - kiitos 
15. French - merci
16. German - Danke
17. Greek - Efharisto
18. Guinea - Abarka 
19. Hawaiian - Mahalo 
20. Hebrew - Toda
21. Hindi - Dhan-ya-vaad 
22. Hungarian - Köszönöm
23. Indonesian - Terima kasih
24. Italian - Grazie
25. Japanese - Arigato
26. Korean - Kamsa hamaida
27. Latvian - Paldis 
28. Lithuanian - Achu 
29. Macedonia - Hvala 
30. Malaysian - Terima Kasih
31. Mali - Abarka 
32. New Zealand - Maori 
33. Norwegian - Takk
34. Oman - Shakkran
35. Paraguay - Aguije
36. Persian/Farsi - Mam'noon
37. Philippines - Salamat 
38. Qatar - Shakkran 
39. Samoan - Fa'afetai
40. Senegal - Abarka 
41. South Africa - Dankie 
42. Spanish - Gracias
43. Sundanese - Nuhun 
44. Sunda - Hatur Nuhun 
45. Swahili - Ahsante
46. Swedish - Tack
47. Tahitian - Maururu
48. Thai - Khap kun kop
49. Tibetan - Thuk Ji Chhe 
50. Turkish - Tesekkurler
51. Ukranian - Dyakuyu 
52. Vietnamese - Kam ouen 
53. Yemen - Shakkran 
54. Yoruba - Modupe 
55. Yugoslavia - Hvala 
56. Zulu - Ngiyabonga

 Now try and used it when we go travel to other country.



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